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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18
BIDS FOR STRAW
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
ID designed for the construction of leyee,
of mile long, on the Butchers
Ranch,r 10 miles above the city. on the Saera-
mento river, Yolo side, at No 72S street, until
AUGUST 10Th. The right is reserved to reject
any OF all bids. J. & V. HAUSER.
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NORMAL SCHOOL
Northern California +!

C,OR TWO WEEKS FROM THE DATE HERE
c of, Architects are invited to submit COM
peting plans for the erection Of a State Normal
Building. on the site granted to the State adj
jacent to the city of Chico. The Plans and
Specifications to be for Brick School Building
which shall not cost more than $4,000.
One thousand dollars are hereby offered for
the best set of Plans and Specifications which
may be selected by the State Board of Normal
Trustees, upon the condition that the successful
competitor shall prepare all detail drawings,
and do everything which q competent builder
may require of any architect in the construc-
ton of said building, for the, sum Of 81 900 in
full compensation thereof. The building is to
be erected by the days work. The undersigned
would suggest thst only general plans be first
submitted, with all approximate estimate OF the
amount of brick required, the specifications and
working drawings to follow in due time the plan
that shall have been found acceptable.
The Board of Trustees reserve the right to re
ject any and all plans. Address r. z; Lusk,
Chico Cal. F. G. LUSK,
President Normal School Board.
JOHN BIDWELL,
A. Fl. CREW. Trustees
l.. II. MCINTOSH,
J.W. B. MONTGOMERY,
Chico, August 49, 1887. aul3-is2w
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MARRIED..

Near Reuters Station, August 17-By Rev. Dr.
bile, Edgar C. Gruhler. of Sacramento to
Lizzie Studarus, of Reuters, Sacramento
county.
Sacramento, August l7-By Rev DR.. Ollie, at the
residence of the brides sister, jefferson d.
Nelson, of Marysville, Cal, to Jessie B.
Smith, of Sacramento. No eards.l (Marys-
vile papers please copy.)
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Auction Sales.

Bell & Co. will sell at auction to-day
at 10 AM, the residence and furniture
of Jacob Reuter-, on account of his de-
parture for Germany. The real estate is
lot 7, H and l, Twenty-frst and Twenty
second streets. in size so by l60 feet The
house is new, of seven rooms, bathroom
and all modern improvements choice fruit
trees, shrubbery and flowers Also, good
barn, with stalls for two horses. There
will also be sold the parlor, dining-room,
bedroom and kitchen furniture, carpets,
range, crockery, chest of carpenters tools.
work bench, garden hose, tools, etc.
Sheriff Drew will sell al 10 A. NJ to-day,
at the store of H. W. Earle, No. 500 J
street, the stock of goods, consisting in part
of hardware, tinware, stoves, ranges,
lamps, sheetiron, plumbing goods, table
ware, hose and kitchen furnishing goods
The sale will be positive and without re-
serve. This sale will afford an opportunity
TO buy goods at a great sacrifice. House
keepers should attend.
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POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the charge of disturbing the peace
pending against Joseph Kennedy, who
made himself unpleasant to the barkeeper
st koehne's saloon, was reduced to one of
drunk, to which he pleaded guilty, and
was fined 81 so ..... Mrs. J. Gray, woman
about 60 years of age was convicted of
disturbing the peace of George Nichols, a
neighbor, in the alley between Third and
Fourth, L and NJ streets, and was fined $40,
or 40 days. James Donovan, man from
the country. who, not being used to city
whisky, got full' and was arrested, was
discharged on promise OF future good be-
hayior...... Henry Oge, another drunk for
feited his deposit.
TAKING A LITTLE SPINS. G. Spier, the
champion long-distance bicyclist of the
world, who last year crossed the continent
in eighty four days, from New York to San
Francisco, arrived here yesterday on his
wheel from San Francisco, via Benicia, en-
route to Red Bluff, and last evening was
entertained by the Capital City Wheelmen.
This morning he will resume his journey,
going by way of Marysville and Chico. He
will return on the other side of the river,
through Woodland and Willows. He has
promised to visit the Capital City Wheel
men during the State Fair, and take part in
the programme of exercises that organiza-
ton is arranging.
GONG TO MARYsvILLE.-The c. P. r. r.
Baseball Club, of this city, will leave for
Marvsville next Saturday evening to play
the H. &. LIS, of that place, ON the follow
ing day, returning home Monday morning.
Ramsey and Hughes will constitute the
battery. The appeal says; Manager
Gassaway of the II. & LIS has completed
arrangements to play his nine on next Sun
day at the race track against the C. P R.
RS, of Sacramento. The home nine will
be made up of the best material in the
club. and, as the visitors have a strong
teSl,, an exciting game viii be the result.
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The best place calora,a have your prirtg done.
A. ]. Johnston & Cos go Sc, Sacramento, Cal
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Tuesday, September 6, 1887,

For building a Bridge 40 feet in the span and
20 feet side in the clear, over the Moke.umne
river, near New Hope. The bnilde- to whom
the contract viii be awarded must furnish
good and sufficient tond for the proper fulfill
ment of the contract The Beard OF SuperyiS-
ors reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
certified check in the amount of ten per cent of
the whole amount of the bid must accompany
each proposal, as guarantee that good and
sufficient bond will be mace fer the fIlfilment
of the contract if awarded to the bidder
ALEX. MAGBERRY,
aul7.td Road Commissioner.
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Do YOU want any fresh clean fish, crabs,
shrimps or oysters2 If so, go to the Cali
fornia Market, at 712 K street, and you will
be suited; or telephone your orders and
you will be promptly served.
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/ HAVE six fine horses for sale, roadsters,
well broke and young. Inquire at my
music store, corner Seventh and J.. John
f. Cooper
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18

NEW fall shapes in millinery just from
New York yesterday, low for sale at Red
House
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Dub" hats, all colors, Ia cents; styl-
ishly trimmed for 95 cents The 'sSt.
Ledger" one of the new shapes in walking
hats, IS cents. Millinery Department, Red
House.
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FATS !

HATS!
Gents Hats from so cents up.
Gents Black Beaver Hats, from 81 so up.
Boys Hats, 50 cents upward.
OF. Oyeralls and Jumpers, 10 cents; Coz, so
cents; 10-oz-, GO cents.
EAperfect fit guaranteed in all cases Call
and be convinced.
large lot of PERCALE SHIRTS, which were
damaged by water in shipment, which we will
close out at rs cents each.
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PIANos.-If you want the best, buy the
Chickering. L. K. Hammer, sole agent,
No. $40 street.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
Notice to Contractors !

DLANs AND sPECIFICA7 IONS, WITH BIDS
i accompanying. will be received by the
Board of Supervi ors OF San Joaquin county, at
Stockton, up to 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18

IF you want the very best piano and at
the same time the most durable, buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
in. See them at Cooper's Music Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18

DoN'r fill the system with quinine to pre-
vent or cure Fever and Ague. Ayers Ague
Cure is the specific for this disease, and
leaves no poisons to produce dizziness,
deafness, headache or other disorders.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Earthquake.

IAere was lively earthquake com meacing at , .l5 tuesday afternoon, last ing Tor soout two minutes. The oscilla- tione were from north to south and the buildings were swsyed considerably, in some Instances cracking them. The windows and doors rattled loudly and tae people generally left their horses Tor safety. The shock evidently Ioosen- ed quantity of the rocks from inc tow eFlng peaks of the Santa Catalina moun. talns' at the old castle" for huge vol uGe ut dust was soon a.tervaris seen to rise aOoye the peaks and A portion of the familiar appearing land mark was fouud to have disappeared. The public school building rocke3 to and fro llGe cradle and some of tbe plssterlng fell, creating the utmost cou- sternailOn among the scholars The school was ct once dismissed for fear of repetition of the shock. Miss Anne wood fslnied and Miss Mamie Frsese Was cool headed enough to alone take catS U5 oI Ter reEardless of the panic Snarles Etohells blacksmith shop is badly cracked. lt is Gn adobe structure lui IeIl ile effects of the shaking very easily. Considerable repairs will be necessary to place il in . good condi tion again.
 Clocks were stopped in some resi- denees' crockery was thrown from the shelves and the hanging lamps swayed Co and fro lke psndulums.
 The CITIZEN office, a large two-story oslck, rocked So greatly that no one could remain ID II. The walls seemed 70 sway three O. four feet from their proper position.
 The city marshaps office, in the rear ot the city hall, had hole knockei m lt by the shake.
 The brick coping Of a house m Bnrrio LloIe was thrown n every directiou and tre bricks were flying about very care lessly.
 Pearson block has suffered rrgny cracks m the brick work and the plgs. terlng and Is ID need of repairs.
 The trembling was a serles of very rapid vibrations, commencing like a barely perceptible movement. and grad ually increasing in intensity until enc could hardly keep on ones feet. I, lasted, Bccording to gentleman who timed II, just four Ininutes. beginning al 2tf. One or two very slight vibra- tons have since been felt,
 Altogether 1t was pretty good scare for the people. and they may be thank fu. that no more damage was done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
The Fatal Freight Wreck.
lFlsss;aa Champiou.l

Some detailes Of the freight train wreck which occurred near Canon Diab- Flo last week were published Tn the last issue of the Champion, but gI thE: time there had been DO communication between this point and the scene of the acciielt. and the few meagre DartIcu- lars obtained came by telegraph from Canon Diablo.
 As the tram approached bridge ever s small wash or arroyo noJ more than four fee; deep and less than twenty feet long, the engineer discovered that II was burning, from the smoke issuing from it, but ton late tO stop his train The engine passed over safely never leaving tho rails and sustaining no damage. The tender went through ihe bridge and the thirteen trucks and cars composing the train (most Oi them emptyD were scattered in every direction on either side of ;he trBck-whioh v.s torn all to pieces, The tram must have bean going Bt Gn euo:nOUs speed tO have caused such g destructive effect. The first four cars being literally smashed into splintcss.
 Two men were killed. The fireman. Wm. Ward, passed over the bridge on the engine safely and had he remained at his post would have been unhurt. but he became frightened and when the eE- glue had proceeded at least hundred feet beyond tbe bridge he jumped of, when G wrecked cnr came bounding along. hurled from the other side of the bridge. and failing upon him, crushed hin Co death instantly. The deceased was member of the Knights of Pythiss. This order took charge of the remains, had the body embalmed gt Albuquerque and forwarded to his widowed mothe; ss Decatur, Illinois. The other man killed was stealing ride. A pm on enc of the cars was driven through his head. He must have also been instantly killed. From letters found ID his pocket his name seems to have been Layton and his home in Nova Scotia.
 Y. CrOthers acting as coroner held an inquest on the bodies and the jury re- turned a verdict ol accidental death ex- onereiiug the company and the employ es from all blame.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
SUMMONS.
THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA CoU

TG THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA COUN | tv Territory Of ArizonA- ID. J. Eolyu Plaistiff- aga ir.t Alice Belyu, Defendant
 J q WAfern.Auu. piAIutlu, againsf the Mica gan Gold NiIlng Company, C. k. Fletcher fisorrs N Fletcher. John Doe and Richard Roe. VI hose resi- names are unknown Co plaintil deisnIauts -SuuuCrs. ,
 Action brought In tEs County Colrt ID and fortaa County of Pima ID the Territory Of Arl-
 The Tsr-it.ry of Anza1a sends ,reetlng @ The Nirhi.ar Gs.d Milling Company, C. x. Fletcha- G-urze \. Fletcher. Joan boe and RirL.-.l Ilo-. v vtlse zeal rance are unknown Co Non are hereby sum nored and required Co sp- r.s-- i- .-1 acton brought against -ou by the above r.rl1.l plaintiff, lu th- V" -ik NoaFt, li, aD4 l5r tf.a County uf F41r-. ia s Territory ot Ar7-r-l, and srzv,4r tae couIj 4ut nlsd with ths CIs-- .f fNt- Court. lt Iuc-1--. ll said county . "a rfr.-- f v.s.-l comp -slI- hcco-n panies this surnn1--f within tNeaty days texcluziVs of tha day ot servcel after the ser. vice mon yOu of thls summons, 1T sa-yai i- fhis c1uuty; but If ssrvsd out oft tbs c.,--rrv and within th.s clstslct, then within thirty dsys, ,a sI ot-eE cases forty dave. sr'r-ssr and s.1-u-- the complaint sa .oSvs se- 1uir-d- he pI-.uld EiI s-plF ta L-e Ogat tgf trs r.IIaf Farr l1' .- tasFriu. -ai Tor lis -..s --,i IIsut iu the bena CT senueo.
 C,i...-, '-,lsr ruy haud and ne seal ot the sAid Coguty Co4rt, sf Tucson. this l-th dsy oi Ao' vsmber. A. D., ist s..,yr, q urcups r1.,k
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
SUMMONS
IN rHE coUNTI CoULr0FHIW rIU.

IN THE COCNTT COURT OF PIMA lIJs | ty Ie-rlfory of A -l-.-l.
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 Action brDuEt. z. '. -t for the County .- fiu. \. .-. Territory at A-. zuna-
 The Trrri.o-s %. AIr.r. -.r.- .-.-tlre o. The Nicnirrr T..t N .rE t4rrH-r t. h Fletcher. tra.-ea S ..-r. arr~ Doe sr.l Richard Roe a..-s --a. raG--- rr. .. lr 10 plaintiff.
 Ion are h. ruH- -.I. Hu.. and .rl lI-sI -. l. ps.rIr qr a-.. -- brought a-arr-. -.r r- tl- abov. u.-r4.i -....r.~ d. t.- Ha.rT Court Or and t1- tta t....f. .. II1.E. Ir r..H ar-l-"rs Arizona. and --ev.r tUo eo--I hunt ...fi HFr'. The C..-.- nf t..- ...-srHr Iur- E. "a cad .l-. ty Ia e. ry uF .el complaint s~c -Tra..- -.f- =urnrru1s ur ..- ru. -f5 t.ag- .aEr.- Hf ..s day of -a-vle.. after tl- ss-riCs lla- s.l .. this sumu.-r- rf served ga tri- ta1r;s- .aI .- served out 70 che Hlrfs and vi-l.u fn.. I.- trIct then within tlrrs daJ- -. s-t.- -s-. f0-ty tEv-
 Art y1l are hereby -1ti.ai tl.. .f ...I .- appear and ar-s-r the rgl. paint a- sts.. -. -- auirad. -ha u.srr'lf will app.e rs -t- s.-. ,ar tHa r..ief 1---l added th-r-i~. rrr c ..- cgs+- and lf-h rssl s--- Ir tals ..rH f-r...-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

The adjourned meeting of the mem bers Of secret orders were held tt tue hotel Welnesdiy evening and the re- port of the committee received. The report vas s verbal one, and suggested that stock company should be CTla- ized to build hsll, making the capita! 5.OOJ in shares of SlO esch. NIT. J. ID. Rittenhouse appeared before the meet iug snd stated that parties were taking about erecting H hall here. snd would decide upon the matter ID a lew dnys' In view of this fact the meeting contin- ned the committee, with instructions Co ob ain estimates of the probable cost of a haIl and information uf the intentions os the parties mentioned by 4lr. Kitten house. The meeting then adjourned to meet again next Sunday afternoon a. 5 o'clock to receive the further report ot the cOnmittte.-Enterp-i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Territorial University.

Among the several plsLs submitted to tAe board of regents of the Territorial University, Is one by MT. J II. Creign- ton, and as II IS the only Arizona offer lrg lt IS worthy of consideration. O. hIs dssign and specifications the Phenix Gazette says:
 The regents restrict architects to one building, not To cost in excess of S2D.- O ., which shall form part of s compre- henslve whole at some later day. This involves the necessity of making ground plans and elevation ln whole and lu part. lEls Mir. Creighton has done in most effective manner, The whole consists ot B central building with frontage O, sj feet and depth Of 9 feet. Upon ihe right and leir are wings connected with the central edifice by corridors 20x 31. IL Is to be two Effect stories high, with l2 foot basement. IL is : feet from the ground liDe 10 the first floor, leaving five feet or the basement below thst line. IL $ ID the renaissance style, and taken Bs whole hgr- mon.Ous and pleasing to the eye. | rom the ground 10 the deck of the central tower Is @ feet, u being about 1j feet to the observatory floor. There are two ventilGtIrg towers on each of tue wings. Forty i've feet ID the center uf the front of each wlng is recessed six feet for piazza. This gives them the appearance Of central building with s wing on each side. Taken sep arsteiy the parts are perfectly harmon iOus m design, and Rs R whole It + pslat:al in appearance. The arrange men5 of the floor plans appear as con- yeuient as possible e make them. There is E central hall l6 feet wide ID both the main building and wings, with broad .G feeO platform sts;rgEys leading to the upper sturies. Above the second story there is high attic which opens iuig the yentllsting towers, thus insur- ing Coolness to the whole structure. r. would taEe more space than can be spared 10 y.vs an inteliisib.e dsso5ip- ton o- the class rooms, lecture rooms, laboratories. etc., tc,. therefore DO at ferl,r.t v-tll ha made
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

Supervisor T. J. WlI.e oi Cochise. i sick in Tombstone.
 Aiolph COhB, of Tombstone. is thl father of new girl baby.
 W. G. Dumout Of Benson. will bridg, the San Pedro at that place for Sl076.5 70
 Judge 4. O. Wallace and family, o Tombstone, have gone Go SIu Diego [. reside.
 Cornelius Kennedy died .n T5mbst0nr on Sunday, of apopleIy. H. leaves ( family st Silver City, Nevadl. Dennis McCarty's condition has iu ! proved. at HuachucI, and hopes are en- i ;er.aIlei ot bis recovery. The Volcano mine Et S,eia'~ Pass i. sill turning Out a large amount o ! splendid ore.
 Flagst1n had hyjFophobia scare a | few days ago, which resulted i1 snap ping the brittle thread of many canine lives and a ramsIuIng uncertainty as tC the nature uf the distemper.
 Cochise county will fund ;:s iniebs ednsss Of Sl2T,O ,OOO.
 The Tombstone firernen gave theIr chief engineer, Godfrey IubOlci. a big farewell banquet before be departed for a visit tO Europe.
 TSo Mexican boys beat g C5inaman over the head with su non bar and rob. bed him 0! S95. between FaIrbank and the Boston mill, on Sunday. They were arrested yesterday.
 Graham county will issae Sl0OOOO of funding bondf, bearing ' per cent interest.
 The Nozales Daily News has enlarged 70 five columns to tho page, IL Is e good paper.
 Roy. David McF.wn and family will leav1 Nogsles to take up their residence at Thunder Bay. on Lake Huron, in Michigan.
 Tom Pidwell. of lphur Spring val ley. had leg broken by l. horse falling on hIm. He Was removed tO Tomb stone.
 A Tombstone sport lost S2j by the earthquake. The shock knocked the copper oiT Lis bet at faro spI he lost #
 J. NJ Bracewell and wife have left TombstJue Co reside in Los Angeles.
 The district court for Cochise county has been adjourned ;i.l Msy 18th.
 The ci.y siecuou iu Paenix resulted in elec.ing De Forest Porter mayer; !. l;. Loosely, J. A. LDigCrdiUg. c. H Ro.hrocs, Lincoln Fowler and t. D. Wells, c5Unc.lmeu. and X. LeoaaTd Meyer, treasurer.
 Judge ii 5. Li.h,hizer. formerly of Tucson. bas been installed as Chief TemDlar ia the Good Ieuplar7' lodge at PhenIx.
 4 daashte, Of Sir. T.. Goldberg, of Pheaix, was the w.UuCT ot a JlK p-iZe 10 a real erlGte allotment at San Berlbr- dino. Her re~ property Is valued ss $SO00.
 Joe Mayer oi Fig Bug has shipped Q SI2O0 bar of silver bullion, the result of inc first run Oi ihe Peck mine under ihs new regime.
 There are tU en weight free gold bear ing lodges in Centannial district. Iays- pai county, the veins being from . Co lu feet wide.
 An exrert says the mines oi Nc5srs. Tr.tlr, BayHri .ud Ha-rI-, near P.es colt, ar vaiulbis and capable Cf lun- ming two jJ-stsmp mlils,
 A St, Louis company intend erecting four JO-ton smCltcrs upon copper property sixty miles from Prescott and twenty-five mile from the sIES ot Date creek.
 4 biz dam for rauch anu mining pur- poses is to be built on Bill Williams Fork, 3O miles above i;s mouth and five miles from the Planet miUe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Cosmonolitan Opening.
CNosalcs Noss D


 Last Sunday afternoon Mr. :. r. Nel- SOB. the ouieTprIsing proprietor of the Cosmopolitan hot ], gGyes a concert IL has garden, and formally opened hi= new stone building. 4 great many people attended the concert and gvAiled them selves of the opportunity oi inspecting this splendid new hotel winch IS the finest building iu Arizona, Gnd would be a credit to any cIty n the west. and. the !proprietor MT. Swan ? Nelson, deserves great praise for hIs enterprising energy and pluck in 5uIlding such a magnificent structure In thls city. The rooms 10 the new hote! are all furnished nicely and ;he hotel throlShoC; is che that the travelling public will appreciate and every NogRleau should feel proud of,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
MARY WAITS FOR mE IN HEAVEN

Through orange groves by nature drest With myrtle Auu the fragrant r1se, Gone witl the sun suIuurnIng west, My soul c. Alary'- calm icp'se- No marble token u.arks the spot,
 Nor Winters lelfess trees Go mourn, The lovelie-t e'sr nature wrought. Ur scu' pturcd art could thee aiorn. Those qulyering lips with parting brostl, Inv secret mission turned my heart; Forever saaied m arms of death
 Again Co meet and never part. finger on towards ths borne
 or man al l'p-red limits here, While mighty dreams halls the morn With heavenly drawing near. Morning. dawn nights silence breaks; I.lfe's busy scenes nth light renew, Ny -.umher gentle angels waSes O. MhisperIng Mary waiting siiI Tor you' That ri-ing sun those !oys approve, With feathery suugst-rs choicest gwen EnchureG with echaIng songs Of love, ''Mary waits for vOu m heaven That golden sxy her form pcTtrays, Ths- rests behind the setting sun With Joy the western breeze conveys Welcome when iife- sands are Tuu. That brilliant star m heaven SC.
 While wandering wezry here alone Of earthly ties and home be-eft,
 My glid- to MATy'- heavenly home:
 JOHN LAMBiE- tThe subject of this poem ~ss nine-ysA'r.-.9i |. daughter. who died m SolEns uuiJ. Oaliiu' feelings after o sopsratlon ot tNeaiy-tN !s'is'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
A LITTLE LEiyES LEAvENETH THE
 WHOLE LUMP.

A disease in one part Of the body will eventually Ill the whole body with dis ease. Every year or two some part Oi the system grows weak and begins to de- cay. Such part should be removed at once and new matter be allowed Co take it's place. There's no need of cutting it out with the surgeons scdlpel. Purge away the old, diseased and worn out parts with BRASDRErH's PILLs. Then the new body will take care of itself